Recording summary · October 2015
How to make money from webcomics on the internet!
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Overview
Daniel introduces comicfury.com, explaining that registering an account and uploading comics provides front-page visibility and subscription options, while custom HTML editing allows users to insert Google Ads for revenue.
Daniel displays personal webcomics, including a 22-page comic titled The Shoplifter, an earlier joke comic, and Hazel's Planet of Ice, which remains unfinished following a year-long hiatus and features an oversized page 46 image requiring resizing.
Smack Jeeves serves as an alternative hosting platform offering similar comic hosting, HTML editing, and monetization through Google Ads.
Themes
Features of Comic Fury, including front-page exposure, subscription options, and HTML customization for ad monetization.
Daniel's webcomic projects, including The Shoplifter, Hazel's Planet of Ice, and an earlier joke comic.
Display issues with oversized webcomic images such as page 46.
Smack Jeeves as an alternative webcomic platform featuring custom HTML and advertising support.
Developments
Daniel introduces comicfury.com and outlines its uploading, visibility, and monetization features.
Daniel showcases comics including The Shoplifter and Hazel's Planet of Ice, encountering an oversized image on page 46.